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Discover the best top things to do in Yalta Municipality, Crimea including Vorontsov Palace and Park complex, Sergey Tsarapora Yalta and Crimea Private Tour Guide, Church of the Resurrection, Chekhov House & Museum, Private Guide Sergey Sorokin, Personal guide in Crimea - Ivan Goncharenko, Massandra Winery, Ai-Petri, Livadia Palace and Park Museum-Reserve, Nikita Botanical Gardens.
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1. Vorontsov Palace and Park complex
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5.0 based on 1,293 reviews
Reviewed By aleksandrovahele2018
It's one of the most popupar palaces in Crimea. It's a combination of two styles: English Renaissance revival and eastern mosque-like facade from the southern entrance. The idea of the architect was to build the palace in a very natural style so it will look more beautiful with a combination of nature around it.
2. Sergey Tsarapora Yalta and Crimea Private Tour Guide
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5.0 based on 125 reviews
Private guides of Sergey Tsarapora offer group and private tours in Yalta - Sevastopol and Odessa with individual timing and tailored themes. Private guides will show you Yalta, Sevastopol, Balaclava, Livadiya, Massandra, Alupka, Bakhchisaray. We can suggest you a personalized program in accordance with your interests, wishes, profession, age, number of people, mobility, and/or time frame, to the known and secret sites. Where else can you sit in Stalin's armchair on the terrace of the palace once owned by Prince Yusupov, who was married to a Russian Tzar niece and was an assassin of Grigori Rasputin, the favorite of a Tzar’s wife? Nowhere but here! We shall take you to the places with the stories of their own, visited by Anton Chekhov, Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain), Leo Tolstoy, Alexander Pushkin, Sergey Rachmaninoff, Joseph Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill. You will see the land of 2.500 years of history of European and Muslim civilizations. You will be impressed by multiformity of architecture styles in Crimea, by beauty of its scenery, by richness and significance of its historic and cultural heritage that we shall be delighted to help you to discover. Sincerely, your private guide Sergey Tsarapora.
3. Church of the Resurrection
4. Chekhov House & Museum
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5.0 based on 330 reviews
5. Private Guide Sergey Sorokin
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5.0 based on 52 reviews
My name is Sergey Sorokin. I'm a private guide, offer sightseeing excursions and outdoor activities, including hiking and rock climbing. For many years I worked in different International companies, including Terres d'Aventure (France). I speak Engligh, French and Russian. Discovering the Crimean peninsula you are in my Safe Hands :) because I am: Certified Private Mountain guide since 1998 Professional sightseeing excursions guide since 2003 And also paraglider pilot, rock climber, mountaineer, hiker, mountain biker...
6. Personal guide in Crimea - Ivan Goncharenko
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5.0 based on 86 reviews
Greetings, my friends! My name is Ivan Goncharenko and I'm authorised guide in Yalta, Crimea. I have a 17 year experience in tourism, being myself a guide in 3rd generation, and will be glad to arrange private tours in Russian and English for the guests of our sunny land. My cars in 2021 are modern minivan Ford Tourneo Custom, which comfortably accomodates up to 8 guests and Mercedes E-class. Please feel free to ask for details.
7. Massandra Winery
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4.5 based on 377 reviews
8. Ai-Petri
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4.5 based on 938 reviews
Reviewed By C4600RIkevinm - Denver, United States
I figured there should be a more recent review than 2014 since much has changed under Russia. The bazaar is still there, but not as “thrown together” as it used to be. They have more of a warehouse feel to the shops, and the restaurants are large, all indoors, and regulated by Russian sanitary laws. All quite clean. It is crowded riding the cable car to the top in summer, and the drive can be “exciting” with the narrow, curvy roads. They have a bunch of things to do: zip lines, rope bridge, horseback riding, fresh , and a whole lot more. Well worth the visit, for the views if nothing else.
9. Livadia Palace and Park Museum-Reserve
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4.5 based on 753 reviews
Reviewed By O1783JOmaryj
Livadia Palace is an important historical place. I think every person who is interested in history should visit it! A guide will help you learn more about the history of this wonderful attraction. The tour is not expensive, photographing is allowed. There is also a separate mini-fair of products related to this place. Livadia Palace was built for the Russian royal family of the Romanovs. During the war years there was a hospital. But one of the most important events is the holding of the Yalta (Crimean) conference in February 1945 to address important issues about the Second World War. The forest trail next to the palace is amazing. Everything is very clean and beautiful. Incredible historical atmosphere and beautiful architecture, because everything was preserved in exactly the same form as before. I definitely advise everyone who will be in Crimea to visit the Livadia Palace!
10. Nikita Botanical Gardens
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